#jason scheff

[drryyy]

happy vday chiccy :)

[longliverockback]

Chicago The Very Best of Chicago: Only the Beginning 2002 Rhino ——————————————————————— Tracks CD One: 01. Make Me Smile 02. 25 or 6 to 4 03. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 04. Beginnings 05. Questions 67 and 68 06. I’m a Man 07. Colour My World 08. Free 09. Lowdown 10. Saturday in the Park 11. Dialogue Part I & II 12. Just You ‘n’ Me 13. Feelin’ Stronger Every Day 14. (I’ve Been) Searchin’ So Long 15. Wishing You Were Here 16. Call on Me 17. Happy Man 18. Another Rainy Day in New York City 19. If You Leave Me Now

Tracks CD Two: 01. Old Days 02. Baby, What a Big Surprise 03. Take Me Back to Chicago 04. Alive Again 05. No Tell Lover 06. Love Me Tomorrow 07. Hard to Say I’m Sorry · Get Away 08. Stay the Night 09. Hard Habit to Break 10. You’re the Inspiration 11. Along Comes a Woman 12. Will You Still Love Me? 13. If She Would Have Been Faithful... 14. Look Away 15. What Kind of Man Would I Be? 16. I Don’t Wanna Live without Your Love 17. We Can Last Forever 18. You’re Not Alone 19. Chasin’ the Wind 20. Sing, Sing, Sing ———————————————————————

* Long Live Rock Archive

[fancycolours]

Chicago- Winter Wonderland ❄️

[krispyweiss]

Album Review: Joey Molland - Be True to Yourself

Thirty-three years after the fact, Joey Molland has made the sequel to George Harrison’s Cloud Nine.

Be True to Yourself is the Badfinger frontman’s first solo LP in nearly a decade and finds him mixing elements of his own band with Beatlesque flourishes and ELO-inspired harmonies while producer Mark Hudson takes his sonic inspiration from Jeff Lynne and adds the horns and strings Harrison so loved. The Monkees’ Micky Dolenz and Chicago’s Jason Scheff, Molland’s bandmates on the White Album-centric It Was 50 Years Ago Today tour, plus Wings’ Steve Holley and Julian Lennon - who shot the cover - make cameos.

The result is 10 inoffensive, if overly simplistic, power-pop tracks that rhyme lightning with frightening, down with around and true with you and borrow heavily from Molland’s past, even inserting an Easter egg from “No Matter What” inside “All I Want to Do” and copping elements of “Eleanor Rigby” on the title track. The only thing that makes Be True to Yourself sound contemporary - it certainly isn’t the 20-something love stories of “Rainy Day Man” or “I Don’t Wanna Be Done with You” - is the rasp that’s developed in Molland’s voice.

“All I Do is Cry,” which lifts a a bit of rhythm from David Bowie’s “Boys Keep Swinging” and the Ringo-inspired rockabilly of “Shine” are the highlights; however, only die-hards - and there are many - are likely to consider Be True to Yourself essential listening.

Grade card: Joey Molland - Be True to Yourself - C+

11/19/20

[honkycats]

Chicago: 1967-Present. 

 “I mean, who would have known that we could outlast... businesses, banks, venues. You know, they build venues, we go play them. They tear the venues down, we go play the new one after they’ve built it.” - Lee Loughnane

[drryyy]

back to drawing chicago study/doodles! :D

[fancycolours]

Chicago- Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 🌨️

[longliverockback]

Chicago XXX 2006 Rhino ———————————————————————  Tracks: 01. Feel 02. King of Might Have Been 03. Caroline 04. Why Can’t We 05. Love Will Come Back 06. Long Lost Friend 07. 90 Degrees and Freezing 08. Where Were You 09. Already Gone 10. Come to Me, Do 11. Lovin’ Chains 12. Better 13. Feel ——————————————————————— 

Bill Champlin

Keith Howland

Tris Imboden

Robert Lamm

Lee Loughnane

James Pankow

Walter Parazaider

Jason Scheff

* Long Live Rock Archive